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Oct 26 2021

Smarter Snacking: 5 Tips for Healthier Snacks

Smarter Snacking means healthy snacking but that doesn’t mean it has to be small or boring!

tips to help you stay on track with your snacksSnacking can give you the energy boost you need in the afternoon to make it through the rest of the day. It can satisfy your cravings. It can feel like a well-deserved treat. However, what you snack on and how often you snack can have a big impact on your overall health. And that means smarter snacking.

Here are 5 tips for smarter snacking:

  1. Determine the kind of “snacker” you are. Understanding why and how you snack will help you identify any bad habits that you need to change. For example, if you snack when you are upset or angry, you might need to find a different outlet to process those emotions, like going for a walk instead.
  2. Think mini meals. If you treat snacking like you are eating a mini meal, you can be more mindful about what you are eating and eliminate mindless snacking throughout the day.
  3. Combine protein and fiber. Eating snacks that contain protein and fiber will help you feel full longer and will provide the energy your body needs. 
  4. Stock your pantry with smarter snacking options. If you only have healthy snack options at home, you will not be able to snack on “junk” food! You can portion out these healthier snack options so that you can just grab-n-go.  Therefore, you will not be tempted to purchase unhealthy snacks.
  5. Stay hydrated. You might think your body is hungry when really it just wants a drink. Be sure to drink water throughout the day. You can also pair your snacks with more exciting drinks such as, herbal tea or sparkling water.

 

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Written by Donna Hugues · Categorized: Accountability, Meal Planning, Nutrition, Snacking · Tagged: healthy snacking, healthy snacks, meal planning, meal plans, snacks

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